Elementary Algebra
Elementary Algebra
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E. , of (16 • 9)^? Is, then, 16* • 9?. Equal to (16 • 9)*?
2. Does the fractional exponent in Ex. 1 conform to the same law as though it were a positive integer? State that law.
3. Does the law asked for in Ex. 2 apph'- to products of three or more factors as well as to products of only two factors? Verify it for the m m m product st . 125^ • . 064^ ; and prove it for a". S"x'*.
158. A power of a power of a number. From § 153 it follows directly that (64^)3 = 64% i. E. , 64^ ' i [Each being 4 1...57-159] FRACTIONAL EXPONENTS 259 So, too, in general, if A is any number whatever (cf. Foot- p p' note, p. 254), and if — and -^ are any two simple fractions in which r and r' are positive, then ( ?y p £! \A'-r = A' '^ p For, since A' =
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. , of (16 • 9)^? Is, then, 16* • 9?. Equal to (16 • 9)*?
2. Does the fractional exponent in Ex. 1 conform to the same law as though it were a positive integer? State that law.
3. Does the law asked for in Ex. 2 apph'- to products of three or more factors as well as to products of only two factors? Verify it for the m m m product st . 125^ • . 064^ ; and prove it for a". S"x'*.
158. A power of a power of a number. From § 153 it follows directly that (64^)3 = 64% i. E. , 64^ ' i [Each being 4 1...57-159] FRACTIONAL EXPONENTS 259 So, too, in general, if A is any number whatever (cf. Foot- p p' note, p. 254), and if — and -^ are any two simple fractions in which r and r' are positive, then ( ?y p £! \A'-r = A' '^ p For, since A' =
What to read after Elementary Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John Henry Tanner to read online
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